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UK creators can now tag products from Wayfair, Currys, Boots, M&S and Etsy in videos, Shorts and live streams. What the 500-subscriber threshold means for brand creator budgets.
As AI compresses search and comparison, brand competitiveness shifts to the time customers willingly give you. Two Korean brands show how to design for it — and why a Not To-do List matters.
A New Mexico court fined Meta $567M and imposed six concrete teen-usage rules, from overnight push bans to a 90-hour monthly cap. What the new teen safety framework changes for marketers.
AI visibility now depends on which model you want to appear in. YouTube is 4.3x likelier in AI Overviews; ChatGPT cites Reddit 2.4% of the time. Here is how to split the bet.
Nielsen is taking ad verification vendor DoubleVerify private in a $2.15B deal. Here is what the combination means for advertisers who bought independence, and what to check in your contracts.
Proposals would bar under-14 signups and restrict infinite scroll and recommendation algorithms for under-19s, but scope definitions could exclude platforms like YouTube Shorts.
Installing the app syncs Imweb member data into Stibee address books in real time, enabling welcome emails, birthday coupons and product newsletters without CSV exports.
Burger King's old-school flyers, BYC's CRT-television packaging, Bacchus at 63. Retro has become a cost strategy: lower R&D spend and lower failure risk than launching something new.
New Help Center documentation covers disclaimer assets that put required terms and disclosures inside Search ads, available worldwide and compatible with AI Max campaigns.
Auto-apply, Display Expansion, network settings and budget recommendations can lift performance — or raise costs and drift from strategy. What to review first.
Ana Kostic rebuilt a Google Ads account by the book and watched traffic and sales fall about 40%. Recovery took two and a half months; full benefit took closer to six.
Google connected its personal AI agent Spark to Chrome's Auto Browse. It controls the user's desktop Chrome rather than a remote browser, using saved credentials with permission.
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